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UARS
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UARSUpper Atmosphere Research Satellite
UARSUpper Airway Resistance Syndrome
UARSUnmanned Air Reconnaissance System


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Medication has now been added to a list of proven or postulated causes of CRS-related fatigue: systemic response to local inflammation, sleep disturbance, upper airway resistance syndrome, psychological distress, and reflex response to nasal irritation.
Medication use and chronic rhinosinusitis-related fatigue by Bhattacharyya, Neil / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Unfortunately, we could not rule out the upper airway resistance syndrome as we could not measure intrathoracic pressure.
Sleep disturbance in patients with lichen simplex chronicus and its ... by Kart, Levent / Southern Medical Journal
Chronic sleep deprivation and upper airway resistance syndrome must be aggressively ruled out because idiopathic hypersomnia is a diagnosis of exclusion, and the results of formal sleep studies, discussed below, are normal.
Narcolepsy. (Featured CME Topic: Narcolepsy) by Feldman, Neil T. / Southern Medical Journal
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